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A gathering armada risks repeating the mistakes of the “war on terror”
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Are smugglers or Nicolás Maduro’s regime the target?
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In a hostile world, Europe and Latin America draw closer
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Iván Cepeda must win the support of centrists in order to lead the left into next year’s presidential elections
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A record-breaking hurricane strikes
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Brazil’s conservatives are keener on such raids than its left-wing government
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Jamaica and Cuba batten down the hatches
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Kinley Salmon, our Latin America correspondent, looks at Argentina’s midterm elections
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The world’s largest aircraft-carrier is making for the Venezuelan coast. Its military aims are unclear
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A thumping win for his party in the midterms means his radical economic project gains new strength
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Ahead of vital elections Javier Milei’s sister is adding to his political woes
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It provides Brazil’s world-beating farmers with water, and keeps carbon locked up for the rest of us
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It is a battle to be the least disliked
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Gustavo Petro claims to be assailed by a right-wing conspiracy
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The question is, how much will the country change?
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But there’s a catch
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By speaking openly about authorising a “covert” CIA operation against the regime, Donald Trump is fanning the flames
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Mitra Taj, our Latin America contributor, weighs up where the country goes from here
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The prize is a boost for the country’s democratic opposition
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Donald Trump’s trade war has cemented Brazil’s place as the soyabean superpower